There are more jobs in public works than most people realize. Using sample classified ads and interviews with real public works professionals, this book provides an overview of the world of publc works for students and job seekers. From civil engineers to fleet mechanics, you can learn what you need to secure a job in public works.

Author: Jan GoldbergPublisher: APWAPages: 152Year: 2005

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